All records broken by England against Pakistan during Multan Test

England delivered a stunning performance on day four of the first Test against Pakistan, shattering several records.

Earlier, England had declared their first innings at 823-7 before tea on the fourth day for a lead of 267 runs.

Harry Brook hit superb 317 and Joe Root scored 262 as both batters made their highest Test scores on the flat wicket.

England’s monumental score was fueled by Harry Brook’s majestic 317, making him the first English player since Graham Gooch in 1990 to achieve a triple century.

Brook’s incredible form in Pakistan continues, with centuries in all four Tests, a feat unmatched by any batter.

The 454-run partnership between Brook and Joe Root for the fourth wicket was the highest stand ever for England in Test cricket and the largest against Pakistan.

Pakistan’s bowling attack struggled, with six bowlers conceding over 100 runs, a rare occurrence in Test history.

Pakistan faced an uphill battle, closing the day at 152/6, still trailing by 115 runs.